Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-06

MAG1SUn. WIS. y nhe f-AG Etihtloh W
the alleged row at ST. Louis over the
prospect OF President Cleveland whiting
that place during the national encam mp
meat, Commander-in-C Chief Fairohild
says: Gle himself has obtained no Off
dial information whatever that the presi.
dent intends to make his visit at that
time, nor does he believe The people OF
ST. Louis will ask for such a VISIT and
thus bring o crowd to that city which
would discommode tbs veterans, who
are entitled to o clear field and all the
hospitality st. Louis can furnish. He
has had no communication, official or
with the st. Louis committee
OK arrangements on the subject"
Gladstone In Wales.
London, June "A monster process
sion in honor OF Gladstone was held at
Swansea, Wales, to-day. Gladstone with
liberals Of Wales, occupied
a special stand from which be re-
viewed the parade. One hundred thous-
and Welshmen wearing fosettes and bear
ing banners marched past the stand. A
contingent from the party pride headed
the line. Cannon were fred, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The
procession was five hours passing the
review stand. After the men had gu
passed they masssd to hear Gladston 6.
who spoke sn hour. He said the waste
OF time in the house of commons was
due to the fact that the coercion bill
badly framed, badly conducted, and
wanting q basis OF facts, extravaganza
and insidious in its objects, totally
mismanRged as well as misconoeiytd,
Lord Salisbury's complaint Of obstruc-
ton was unmanly and efeminate. The
fatigued conservatives would be given a
longer Whitsun holiday. He warned
them that they would be sven more
tired for it would be impossible to per-
maDently govern Ireland coereiyely 10
the light of day and in the atmosphere
OF freedom. Gladstone asked the Welsh,
men to beiieye the Irish human beings
full OF noble qualities, He was confident
the Welshmen would sympathize with
the freshmen in the difficult, arduou.
contest in which their triumph wat
absolutely certain. A banquet was give:
Gladstone this evening by Welsh mem,
bers of the house Of commons and oficill
OF the liberal party.
The News EpItomixed.
The fnal session in Boston of the
Unicn Pacific Investigation committee
held Saturday morning.
The weekly bank statement shows the
reserve has decreased $1.45s,0OG. The
banks now hold $4,32s. goo in excess Of
the legal requirements.
Eight men we're instantly killed an6
six badly injured Saturday by tht
premature explosion of dynamite at the
Cambria. Iron company's stone quarriei
at Birmingham, Pennsylvania.
Assistant Secretary Baynard has ad
yised the collector OF customs at Sar
Francisco to watch out for conviots from
New Caledonia and see that the immi.
grant laws are rigidly enforced.
News from Herat says the ameer O
Afghanistan is in o critical position
He has withdraw the garrisons at Herat
and Balkh for the purpose Of reinforcing
the troops defeated in the adjacent
country with the Ghilzais.
Editor Wm. O'Brien yesterday receiv
ed q delegation from Tammany Hall,
and wes presented with resolutions ex
pressing Indignation at the conduct o
Lord Transformers followers in Canada
and sympathy with O'Brlen's courae.
Sid Phalan'a Atlanta bucket shop hal
failed. Loss 100000; assets, nothing
Phelan was q member OF the New Yorl
cotton exchange and Chicago board 0
trade, running houses in Atlanta, Mont
gomery, Charlotte, Savannah, Birming
ham and Selma. Pork first threw him
then Gotten and last coffee.
The surgeon-general Saturday receiS
ed o Telegram from the governor o
Florida that the state had no board o
Of health and asking for aid in the sup
PRECISION Of yellow fever. Reply wa
made that the government would 90
operate with any measures the governo
might adopt.
O. P. MoAIains an anti-grant agitato
is trayersing the northern portion G
New Mexico urging settlers on the MAJ
we'll land grant to arm themselves an
resist ell attempts Of the grant oompan
to enforce their CLAIMS of land and tn,
company is likessy to meet with stronl
resistance whsa they commence thei
eiectment suit.
I'll. Mackenzie, the English surgeo
who assisted in making the examination,
OF crown prince Frederick William
throat, has written to the editor OF th
Deutoher Review, stating that it wa
fully established that the crown prince
disease is not cancer, but g non-malig
nant growth of the latter. He says b
can be cured by careful treatment.
Two trains on the Chicago and Noril
western road collided ashort dtstanc
from Freeport Saturday. One Of thel
contained Thirty fast horses enront
from Rockford for the Freeport races
They were pretty badly shaken up an
two perhaps permanently disabled. y
N. johnson, Of Aberdeen. ID. Y e, wa